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Click here to subscribeA ROYAL NAVY OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD by Gieves of London, circa 1930, the wire bound sharkskin hilt with lion's head pommel, the gilt guard with crown and anchor and sword knot, the 79.5cm long fullered blade with crown and anchor in gilt metal mounted leather scabbard, with the sword belt with gilt buckle and attachments in wood travel case painted Captain Gilchrist R. N., the sword and scabbard, 95cm long overall Condition Report: Available upon request
Victorian officer's sword, Regulation Infantry Sword 1892 Pattern, formerly the property of Capt. F. Amber, 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers, by Wilkinson Sword 13 January 1893, no.31938, in leather scabbard, 99cm long, Major F. Amber is mentioned in The London Gazette, February 8, 1901, with supporting paperwork,. Wear to the grip and handguard, plate wearing through in places, sword blade tarnished, slight sign of oxidisation, leather sheath various scratches, loss of colour and scuffs.
WWII Interest A Rare German SS Officers Sword With Scabbard And Original SS Portepee And Felt Sword Case. Officers sword in wonderful condition comprising ebony grip wrapped with single strand wire, forming 13 bands; The grip fitted with circular silver Runic disc to centre. Hilt underside bears the SS Rune acceptance stamp in chamfered octagon; the pommel being the special SS style which screws into the hilt of the sword and not the blade tang. Blade in polished steel is unmarked/without maker and is in very good condition, the white leather blade buffer pad is still intact, the scabbard is in good condition and retains 99% of the black paint finish, the lower scabbard mount is decorated with the standard line pattern, the upper mount is in the traditional Wotan's Knot pattern, the sword is complete with the correct and original SS officers silver brocade and silver-wire portepee with woven black runic insignia to top knot. Along with original fawn wool felt sword case with woven cotton rope drawstring. Overall size: 99cm, blade size, 83cm. Please see accompanying image
A Masonic sword, the etched blade named for Spencer and Co, 19-21 Great Queen Street, London, WC2, with cast brass black painted grip, the blade 73.5 cm with leather and black painted brass scabbard, all housed within a leather bound walking stick with silver painted screw top with initials H.C.D. 88.5 cm overall.
A VICTORIAN NAVAL DIRK, the 18" blade etched with acorns, anchor, crown over VR and maker's mark for J. Gieve & Sons, Portsmouth, brass hilt with acorn finial cross guard, shagreen grip and lion head pommel, leather scabbard with Gieve seal and spring release, 24 1/2" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
A COLLECTION OF INDO-PERSIAN ARMS, including a leather shield with central brass boss, 17" diameter, axe with foliate etched blade and turned wood shaft, 22 1/2" long, jambiya dagger with metal mounted scabbard and hilt, 18" overall, niello small shield and dagger with bone handle and brass mounted blade, 18" overall (5) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
AN 1845/54 PATTERN OFFICER'S SWORD FOR THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS, the 32 1/4" blade etched with Royal coat of arms, crown over VR, medical corps regimental insignia within foliate scrolls, inscribed with maker's mark for Hawkes & Co. Piccadilly, brass hilt with VR panel, wire wound shagreen grip, steel scabbard, 40" long, officer's knot and leather bag (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
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